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(110) ?? ?? ? ?. It is hard to decide on the most amazing plant in the history of manufacturing, but one contender is certainly the Venetian Arsenal,. the. shipbuilding,. munitions-making. industrial. powerhouse that allowed the tiny city-state of Venice to be a world. power. for. 600. years.. Although the site had been used to maintain ships since perhaps the 8th century, it was in 1320 that the Arsenal became Venice's premier shipbuilding facility. This was a time when most of Europe had no manufacturing more efficient than the guild system, the slow and tradition-bound way craftsmen had of passing on skills to their sons or apprentices while monopolizing production and sale of craft pieces in a given region. Even the craft system was not the rule for Europe - the bulk of goods in those times were still made, not by paid specialists, but by the people who would be using them. The Arsenal was something different,. a. harbinger. of. future. times.. It often happens that we find what seems to us in hindsight like c ?.

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(112) revolutionary innovation in organization or technology largely ignored by its contemporaries, rather than instantly copied like we in the modern world have come to expect. The most famous example is the failure of China to apply gunpowder technology to weapons. The Ancient Greek discovery of the steam engine principle, and its use to power a toy, comes in second. Major innovations in manufacturing and were made at the Venetian Arsenal, but the spread of these innovations throughout Europe would. wait. until. the. start. of. the. "Industrial. Revolution".. By the 16th century the Arsenal was the most powerful and efficient ships and munitions manufacturer in the world. It was capable of producing one fully equipped merchant or military vessel per day, whereas production of similar sized and featured ships elsewhere in Europe took months. Shipbuilding was slower and less efficient even in the seas-oriented states of England and Spain than in Venice. The Arsenal employed 16 000 people. The employees directly engaged in producing ships and the rope, oars, cloth, storage containers, weapons and other goods they required often lived close by, in the buildings around the shipyard.. The records of Christendom's wars against the Turks are full of references to the power and influence of Venice, a state that at this time covered about a fiftieth the land area of France or Spain and a tiny fraction of the land area of the Ottoman Empire. Despite its geographical diminutiveness, Venice's naval power c ?.

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(114) enabled it to control the strategic islands of Crete and Cyprus in Ottoman coastal waters. The naval power of Venice in this period was a result of factors additional to its effective shipbuilding. The Venetian government had all its merchant ships carry arms on board. It maintained a powerful reserve of about 100 warships in the Arsenal docks at all times. Its ships were manned by paid freemen of Venice, not slaves or mercenaries, and debtors could pay off their obligations by serving as rowers. Nevertheless, it was Venice's logistical and manufacturing muscle that floated and maintained its powerful navy.. To ensure access to necessary raw materials Venice had seized and kept control over passes through the Alps to German lands in the North. Anticipating the Elizabethan principle whereby trade was an accessory of diplomacy and diplomacy an accessory of trade (the principle which was later named "mercantilism" by Adam Smith), the Venetian bureaucracy well understood that the city's success depended on its navy and army, and that the success of its navy and army depended on logistics. To this end, Venice devoted 10% of its public budget to the mighty Arsenal.. At the Arsenal, shipbuilding parts were standardized, and each major component of this early bill of materials was produced by a specialized team of workers. The necessary parts were then assembled by another team, following which the ship would be moved to another part of the workbuildings for furnishing. The c ?.

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(116) managers of the Arsenal closely coordinated their policies and projects with officers of the Venice government. The buildings housing the. Arsenal. were. continually. expanded to ensure. sufficient space for the ever-growing workforce. Eventually even technological research, experimentation, and weapon and ship design. were. being. carried. out. at. the. Arsenal.. Concentration of every necessary asset at one spot, division of labor, government-protected access to plentiful raw materials, and close coordination with the government bureaucracy were the keys to the power of the Arsenal. At the Arsenal, the modern concepts. of. specialized. standardized work. groups,. parts, and. assembly-line vertical. production,. integration. were. anticipated.. That is why it is sometimes called the first factory in the world.. The Words we Use - the words factory and manufacturing are related, both deriving from the Latin factor, meaning doer, maker. Manufacture means to make with the hands from factor and another Latin word, manus, meaning hands.. c ?.

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(465) . ? ? ? Inventory management techniques are used by enterprises to strike an effective balance between inputs and outputs of a given process of production or trade. The following article covers some effective steps and techniques that can be used by people to properly manage their inventories. What are inventory management techniques is a question that is quite commonly asked by businessmen. Inventory is often the largest priced asset of the business after the fixed assets. The inventory of a business is often defined to be a list of all items that are present in the stock of raw materials. Keeping the inventory also means keeping a tab on the realizable value, market value the book value of all the stocks. Often inventory control methods are mistaken with inventory management methods, due to the almost synonymous meaning of the terms. The two terms are however different and inventory control methods are practical models that help the organization to curb over consumption of a particular item of the inventory. Inventory control also involves the measurement of time element that is required to consume a given volume of raw materials. The inventory management formulas are basically used for the following purposes: . Allotment of resources at the right time. . Minimization of re-order time and cost. . Maintaining a constant inflow of raw materials. c ?.

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(467) The end result is that the combination of inventory management models and inventory control techniques is a smooth inflow of raw materials at a relatively. cheap. cost. and. at. a. perfect. timing.. Modern inventory management techniques are basically formulas and models that are established by firms on the basis of the need of the raw material and availability of the raw material. The following are some insights« ?.

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(471) quite complex and there are a considerable number of modifications that can be included. Though the economic order and reorder quantity formula is just the basic formula, there are several constraints and problems due to which this model has to modified. The following are some inventory management techniques that are based upon the EOQ, but have some or the other modification as per necessity: . r# $ % : The fixed order quantity model is used when the supplier of a raw material is done only in specified denominations such as 10 meters of cloth, 10 kg of stainless steel, etc. In such a situation, the carrying costs, cost per order or even carrying cost per unit are constant. The annual requirement is, however, uniform and has to be set according to the supply denominations.. . r# & ' % : The fixed order interval models are used when the supply has to be uniform at uniform intervals, such as 10 meters cloth per week. Here all the costs and annual requirements are uniform, with an occasional rise or fall in ordering costs.. . Ú " % : Single period models are used in cases where the inventory items are of perishable nature. Here all time elements of the EOQ are uniform and unchangeable.. To know more about inventory management techniques and cost control methods, you may read on: . Cost Control Methods. . Cost Control Management. . Cost Control Techniques. . Cost Control Strategies. c ?.

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(473) There are countless inventory management models that are formulated by companies for their own requirements. The key to formulate really good inventory management techniques is to have really good order cost, frequency and amount of ordered material. Many companies have also programmed different inventory software that simplify the process even further. Starts with MIT CTL Partner with the best!.

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